Oak Cliff Nature Preserve Trail is a 6.5 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Dallas, Texas that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Very nice trails in a well wooded area. Very easy to get lost, though, so make sure to stay on the trail. Be aware that trails cross each other. Only way to get out of the park is near the entrance.
if you go close to sunset make sure that you're an experienced hiker because the trails get deep
Trail is super confusing. Lot of bikers. Good work out and nice if you can get off the white trail.
Nice little trails. Lots of roots Nicely shaded. Easy until you get to the several Rocky ravines with steps.
The trail is very well-marked. The problem is, all of the trails intersect. So you’re always asking yourself, “was that a shortcut?” The trail maintenance folks ask that you stick to the signs, which, btw, seems to be the best experience. But if you don’t, could you get lost? I dunno, I’m a rule-follower, I guess.
it is to confusing to enjoy. I was always looking at my phone while hiking. mountain biking here would be fun though if you are experienced.